The 10 current challenges to internationalisation and trading sector.
1. The first challenge is the change in the concepts of globalisation and localisation, generating the glocalisation term which leads to a number of requirements that change the way of understanding trade and services, the way of carrying out the exchanges,...
The new international trade or the Internet revolution
Understanding the control levers of globalisation, implies a new approach to the international trading structure. The increasing interference from microentrepreneurs in trading, the easy access to all levels of information and the appearance of new markets on the...
The internationalisation of your e-commerce business
In a foreign market there are certain factors that must be taken into account to optimise the relationship with the client, such as: study consumer expectations adapt the business strategy to the destination country launch local logistics solutions, break the language...
Trade policy: the year augurs great advances concerning the commercial policy of the European Union
The European Commission expects to conclude new trade agreements in the upcoming months with different trade blocs in the world, while strengthening its trade defense against abusive practices in some countries. With the application of trade agreements, negotiations...
A resumption of trade is expected in 2018:
The OMC expects the world trade to continue to rise at the end of 2017; but the great uncertainty about the short-term political-economic evolution results in a certain risk in the forecast, placing the growth in a range of 1.8% to 3.6%. While for 2018, the OMC...
The 12 best countries in the world to create and develop your business
On October 31, the fifth edition of the Doing Business report was published, entitled "Doing Business 2018: Reforming for job creation", which offers a classification with some indicators of interest to establish the best countries in which you can invest in or create...
The customs debt
The customs debt (tariff, VAT and other encumbrances) is the debt determined by the value of the merchandise and its tariff classification at the time of customs clearance. This determines whether the import or export is subject to import duties or, concerning,...
Factors to consider when establishing the internationalization strategy
In the time of internationalization, the mode of entry that a company must use to penetrate a new market, depends on a series of characteristics according to the conditions of the country of destination, of those relative to the country of origin and those who compete...
The role of companies in emerging countries
Since the end of the last century a great wave of emerging countries have been gaining positions in international markets. Latin American countries such as Brazil, Chile, Mexico, or Argentina, Eastern economies such as Turkey or Russia; Southeast Asian countries such...
The role of distance in the internationalization of companies
The mode of entry into international markets is a strategic decision, so a company must analyze a multitude of factors before deciding the mode of entry it will use to enter new international markets. In this sense, distance acquires an essential role so that if a...